Louise Sehostak to Wed
)Irwin L. Cohn in March

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MISS LOUISE SCHOSTAK

Mr. and Mrs. Nat Schostak, of
Ohio Ave., announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Louise,
to Irwin L. Cohn, son of Mr. and
Mss. George D. Cohn, of Indiana
Ave. A March Wedding is
planned.

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Jan. 29—To Mr. and Mrs. Sol
Kirsch (Marguerite Fleischer);
of 23450 Beverly, Oak Park,
Mich., a daughter. Vicki Ellen.

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Jan. 25—To Mr. and Mrs. Mor-
ris Hoff (Sara Dater), of Bir-
wood Ave., a son; Mark Robert.
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Jan. 23—to Mr. and Mrs. Ken-
neth A. Dishell (Judie Schuster),
of 18065 Sorrento, a son, Ed-
ward Brian.
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Jan. 18—To Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Zuckerman (Anne- Baker), of
Roselawn. Ave. ; a son, Marc

Roward.

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Jan. 17—To Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald N. Sheldon (Eileen Gordon of
Washington, D.C.), of 3265 W.
Boston, a daughter, Debra Lynn.
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Jan. 11—To Rabbi and Mrs.
Max Lioshitz (Miriam Lehrman),
of Madison, Wis., a daughter,
Rochelle Judith.
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Jan. 9—To Mr. and Mrs. Hy-
man Camen. (Dorothy Ardnowitz),.
of 20215 Ward, a daughter,
Rochelle Lynn.
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Dec. 24—To M. and Mrs. John
Albert, of 24524 Rensselaer. Oak
Park, a daughter, Nancy Hale.
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To Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cohl
(Barbara Olender) , of 2080
Ewald Circle, a. son, Michael
Leslie.

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14—DETROIT JEWISH NEWS Sigal Named Chairman of
Friday, February 11, 1955
Warsaw Ghetto Observance

Miss Charusofsky
To Wed Arthur Wolf

Isaacs Sends Message
To Markson's Students

Samuel Sigal, chairman of
the Yiddish culture committee
of the Jewish Community Coun-
cil, has been designated chair-
man of the Warsaw Ghetto
Uprising commemoration, to be
observed April 3, at Temple
Beth El. Mr. Sigal, former di-
rector of the Workmen's Circle
School, now is editor of the
Detroit edition of t h e Jewish
Daily Forward.

Editor, The Jewish News:
Permit me to avail myself of
your "Letter Box" column to
convey a personal message to
the numerous students, friends
and admirers of the late Aaron
D. Markson, whom I was unable
to reach through the mail or
Music the STEIN-WAY
by phone.
I wish to exend to them an
DICK
invitation to attend the Mark-
son Memorial gathering, which
STEIN
will take place on Saturday,
and His
Feb. 19, 8:30 p.m., in the audi-
Orchestra
torium of the Esther Berman
• Music
Building, Schaefer and Seven
• Vocal
Mile.
Specialties
Rabbi Max Weine, a former
TY. 5-2445
student of Mr. Markson, and
currently rabbi in Camden, N.J.,
TY. 5-5593
will be the guest speaker.
BERNARD ISAACS,
MISS VERNA J. CHARUSOFSKY
Superintendent,
Detroit's Best Laundry
Mr. and Mrs. H. Charusofsky,
United Hebrew Schools
of 22161 Marlow, announce the
& Dry Cleaning Value
engagement of their daughter,
SOS Committee, Labor
Verna Joyce, to Arthur Wolf,
Thousands of Women Say—
Endorse Leonard Kasle
son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Wolf,
"I Use Quality
of
Glynn
Court.
The
couple
plan
For Board of Education
a December wedding.
Because It Saves
Leonard Kasle, together with
TIME, MONEY & WORRY"
Dr. Remus Robinson and Louise
Coming Soon .. .
C. Grace, have won the support
Shirts Beautifully Laundered
of the Serve Our
ANOTHER
chools Corn-
mitteor
an-
e,
zed labor groups SMALL FRY FASHIONS
LAUNDRY and
In
and the Detroit
Bond Leaders Plan
F ederation of
DRY
CLEANING
OAK PARK
Drive, Dinner With
Teachers (AFL)
With i complete new selection
WEbster
3-8000
as candidates of clothing for Small Fry and the
Morse as Speaker
Your Patronage Solicited
for the Board of Sub Teen.
Education, be-
Launching the 1955 Israel
cause of "their
bond campaign here, U.S. Sena-
r e c o gnition of
tor Wayne Morse of Oregon will
the urgent need
address the Guardians of Is-
for higher
Stop in Soon and Let's Get Re-Acquainted
rael dinner, Tuesday, March 1,
Basle teacher salaries
at Hotel Statler.
FEBRUARY
SPECIAL . . .
Detroit bond leaders, who and smaller class sizes," it was
SHAMPOO and WAVE
announced
this
week.
attended the conference in
$1 75
Kasle is a candidate for the
Miami stated that the enthu-
Tinting and Bleaching Our Specialty
siasm of the delegates left them short, four-year team. He will
with a deep impression that the be voted upon at the Primaries
Israel bond campaign through- on Feb. 21.
The Serve Our Schools Com-
UN. 4 1358
14013 W. 8 MILE RD.
out the world is the most dy-
mittee (SOS) is a civic -group
LOU TESSELEY, expert Hair Stylist is now associ-
namic on the Jewish scene.
ated with us. Evenings by Appointment.
composed largely of parents and
0 n e hundred Guardians Professional people devoted to
and Sponsors ($1,000 bond' improving public education in
purchasers) have already en-
Detroit.
rolled here for 1955.
.A s - part of its platform of ob-
Headquarters
Phillip Stollman is chairman .
of the Detroit Committee for Is- 3ectives, SOS believes that sal-
for Latest
axles should be offered which
rael Bonds.
will
encourage
the
most
able
New York Fashions
The Detroit executive com- young people to enter and re-
mittee has adopted a mini- main
in
the
teaching
profession;
Doctors' Prescriptions
We Make
mum sales quota of $1,500,000 and that smaller classes are
Accurately Filled
Israel bonds for 1955. Detroit necessary to give more attention
Our Own Glasses
sold over $1,000,000 in bonds to the individual needs of
•
Immediate Repair
• Broken Lenses Duplicated
during 1954.
youngsters.
Leo Bernstein, national direc-
Reasonably
Priced
•
Kasle, of 18404 Muirland, is a
tor of field operations, who re- past-president of SOS. He was
turned from Miami with Mr. graduated from the University
Stollma,n, participated in the of Michigan and was a DuPont
discussion at the executive Fellow at the University of Vir-
HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat., 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thursday, to 9 p.m., Friday to 5:30 p.m.
committee meeting last week. He ginia where he received his Mas-
WE. 3-7093
reported that Israel received, ter's degree. He is a graduate
11525 DEXTER
through the sale of bonds dur- of the Jewish Institute of Reli-
ing 1954, over $40: 000,000 for in- gion, has served as Rabbi and
vestment capital.
has held a post as a director of
Bond sales amounting t a Hillel Foundation.
$175,000 were reported here in
For the past four years he has
January.
taught a course on the major
theme in philosophy for the
University of Michigan Exten-
tion Division.
►
Presently. Kasle is vice-presi-
dent of the Kasle Steel Corp. He
GEMILUTH CHASSODIM is a division chairman of Junior
MEN'S CLUB will feature noted Achievement and a board mem-
Jewish huMorist Iry Vermont in ber of the volunteer bureau of
a program "The Psychology of the United Community Services.
This Saturday, Mr. Kasle will
Jewish Humor," at 8:30 p.m.,
Thursday, in Bereznitzer Hall, speak at) the Hadassah Oneg
Linwood at Davison. Menashe Shabbat, at the home of Mrs.
Haar, chairman, invites the pub- Israel Davidson, on "Lincoln—
lic to attend. For 12 years, Ver- His Personality." Mrs. Wilbur
mont was a New England radio Stein is chairman of the pro-
announcer, during which time gram.
he founded and directed the
for Your
American Jewish Heritage pro- Rittenberg Corning
gram.
For Israel Bonds
* • *
PISGAH LODGE will hold its
Louis Rittenberg, former edi-
annual Father, Sons and Daugh-
ters Party at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, tor of the American Hebrew, ed-
in Parkside Hall, 3119 Fenkell. itor of the Universal Jewish En-
Acts to be included on the pro- cyclopedia, will arrive here
gram include a ventriloquist and tomorrow for a two-week stay in
Burnsie the Birdman and his behalf of the Israel bond drive.
trained parakeet trroupe. Re- He now is assistant to Henry
freshments and souvenirs are Montor, executive vice-president
CALL MISS FAYE
of the Israel bond organization.
planned.
Mr. Rittenberg can be. reached
or MR. HENRY
If you want to live the Amer- by his many Detroit friends and
ica.n.way, speak for brotherhood, former associates at the Israel
bond office in „tle,;Daviii,,: Stott
speak out .against - prej udice.
building.
•

Editor, The Jewish News:
I have just finished "Security
and the Middle East," published
by The Ballentine Books Co., 404
Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y.
wish it could be placed on sale
in pocket-book stalls throughoth,
the country, as well as on the
shelves of all our public libraries,
college libraries and libraries of
churches of all denominations.
Although I could find no copy
at a solitary: book store in De-
troit, I did come across the book
in the Social Science Depart-
ment of the Detroit Public Li-
brary.
"Security and the Middle East"
needs extensive publicity; news-
papers should carry the materi-
al in serial form, editorial com-
ment should be forthcoming,
discussions need to• be arranged
on radio, television and other
media.
The material also ought to be
presented to the Security Coun-
cil of the United Nations, to our
Senators and Congressmen, es-
pecially to members of commit-
tees dealing with the Middle
East situation. '
Mrs. Malka S. Gage
600 Pingree
Detroit 2, Michigan

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